Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-08
Admitted to Practice.
FOREIGN.
Emperor WilIiam on the situation.

Emperor william on the Situation.
BERLIN, March 7th.-Emperor William
| yesterday received Herr Wedel Piedorf,
President of the Reichstag. In the con-
veisation which took place the Emperor
said he was reluctantly compelled to dis
solve the late Reichstag. Despite his ex-
| planation to the Reiehstag of the superiority
of Germany's neighbors over her in mill
| tary matters, the opposition majority
refused to sanction the military bill to the
necessary extent, and the reasonable hope
| that the septennate term would have been
adopted after the example given by France
| proved fallacious. 1t was more gratifying
now to cherish the hope that a large ma
| iority in the new Reichstag would accept
the bill at the outset Referring to the
| attitude of the Pope during the elections
he said he had already been convinced of
the pacific disposition of his Holiness, and
that it was on this account that Germany
had asked him to act as arbitrator in the
dispute with Spain about the Caroline
islands In conclusion, the Emperor ex-
pressed the hope that all ecclesiastical
troubles between Prussia and the Vatican
would soon be peacefully and completely
settled.
Treaty Between Italy, Germany and Aus
tria.
LONDON March 7th.-It is reported here
as an absolute fact that Italy has made
treaty with Germany and Austria. If
France and Russia attack Germany, Italy
is to move on France. If Austria and Rus
sia have a serious conflict, Italy is to aid
Austria with her feet. For this aid she is
to get Trentino and Corsica, and Nice and
Savoy are to be hers if the war is general.
A Warning to Russia.
BERLIN, March 7th.-The Koiniscfe lei
tttlg warns Russia that even German pa
tience towards neighbors has limits, and
says: If Russia compels Germany to take
account of the Franco Russian agreement,
let her beware lest she herself have to con
slider hostile Germany.
The Krenie Zeit,fng says Letters from st.
Petersburg state that the general hatred of
Germany and the popularity of France are
becoming sort of violent epidemic in
Russia
First Reading of the Septennate.
BERLIN. March 7fh.-In the Reichstag
to-day the septennate bill formerly passed
its first reading. Bismarck was present |
The bill will be taken up for second read |
ing tomorrow, and debate will ensue |
Herr Windhorst. leader of the Clerical |
party, will then declare his intentions in |
relation to the septennate term. The other |
party leaders have announced that they
Will vote as they did when the bill was de- |
feated in the late Reichstag.
Demand on Bulgaria.
SOFIA, March 7th.-Baron Thielmann |
the German Consul-General, on behalf of |
Russia, has demanded the release Of the |
six rebels, two of whom have already been !
shot. The French Consul General has !
complained that Karaveloff and Tsanoff |
were maltreated by the Government The |
Government denied the charge. on the adj |
mission of the rebels themselves The |
Porte has advised the Government TO deal |
leniently with the rebels.
BERLIN, March 7th-Much anxiety is J
felt here whether or not Russia will allow |
the execution of the Bulgarian conspirators
to pass unnoticed.
Refused to Surrender Him.
SOFIA, March 7th-The German Consul
at Rustchuk, whose protection was sought